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November 11, 2004
— this is insane, especially for an indie artist #
— they’re limiting the speeds of filesharing protocols and lying about it #
— make sure to watch the video via feeds.feedburner.com #
November 10, 2004
— the site should be live tomorrow #
— just when you thought it couldn’t get geekier than a Blogs category #
— this movie will suck, badly #
— I’m hoping they’re more Big Adventure than Big Top via Jason Cosper #
— the best PS2 emulator now plays several games, albeit very slowly #
— there’s one for the ladies, too via Kottke #
— very clever via Boing Boing #
— update: the Netcraft article is inaccurate via Kottke #
— out-of-context quotes from nine different glowing reviews via Slashdot #
— I’d like to do some infoviz with my own link history and vias via Matt Haughey #
— a Del.icio.us-like bookmarking tool for academic papers via Alf Eaton #
November 9, 2004
— astounding and moving Claymation short #
— tons of screenshots, and a quirky thumb stylus via Simon Carless #
— it’s like a $600 digital Mutoscope! #
— interesting move for Google #
— the best consumer product out of the open-source movement #
November 8, 2004
— search the source of thousands of open-source projects via Philipp Lenssen #
— 15,000,000 internal “me too!” e-mails consumed 195GB in less than two days via Jeremy Zawodny #
— from the always-good Imaginary World #
— the first 100 e-mails on three discs with lots of extras, buy it now via David Ely #
— very impressive via Delicious #
— plus, a good discussion of the free vs. fee debate #
— the longer mixes, like “Latter Day Taints,” are excellent #
— headline writers have a pun field day #
— nice recent shots of Peter Jackson #
— rumor: one user’s account cancelled for keygens and cracks in his inbox via @insidegoogle #
— I’ve been using the beta for months, very cool via Boing Boing #
— with real-time currency conversion and estimated shipping via kokogiak.com #
— Seth’s cover was nice, too #
November 7, 2004
November 6, 2004
— I wonder if they modeled my office building via Nelson Minar #
— the company behind ILoveBees finally revealed via Simon Carless #
— surprisingly, with links to legal torrent sites! yay! #
— the site was originally designed by this guy #
November 5, 2004
— would someone please make a Disneyland mod for me? via IGN #
— Wired’s Steve Silberman on being a married gay man via Boing Boing #
— they coincidentally added it the same day George requested it #
— a strategic game using the Google API via Eyebeam #
— don’t miss their delusional glossary #
— also: ScreamBody, the wearable scream recorder via Engadget #
— is there an open-source howto for doing this? #
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